Sierra Dawn Campsuds with Citronella, Lavender, Peppermint Oil Deters Insects, Insect Deterrent, Outdoor Soap Biodegradable Environmentally Safe All Purpose Cleaner, Camping Hiking Backpacking Travel

I shower and shampoo with this stuff and no other soap as it's plenty sudsy and for the first time in my life I am free from mosquito bites. I would have so many bites on my ankles and legs I looked like I had the pox. No more - fabulous stuff. And it smells pretty good too even as the day wears on. No more greasy sprays just to be able to go outside.When I wash with this soap the sudsy water gets every area covered unlike sprays where it seems I always missed streaks and spots that mosquitoes find.I highly recommend this for the other mosquito magnets out there.

I use it on long camping trips in lakes or rivers. I've used it for hair, skin, and clothing at it works great for all. Also smells great. No it's not as good as shampoo, soap, and laundry detergent and a washing machine but it's great as a biodegradable 3 in 1. I also tried using it as bug repellant, it does not work for that. I'll save you the long story but I had a night in hell sleeping outside because of mosquitos. I made tent with a tarp just big enough to fit my face and poured campsuds all over myself and my pillow and it did nothing to keep mosquitos out. As a biodegradeable cleaning agent it gets 5/5 though.

I got this because I was going camping at a site that didn't have any showers/running water. The only place that I could "bathe" and "clean" was in the lake and I of course didn't wanna use bad soaps for fear of harming wildlife. This soap did a good job keeping me clean and small utensils/dishes clean. It sudded well and didn't seem to leave any nasties in the water. I loved the smell too, but it definitely did not deter any mosquitos at all. I know that it's not meant to be a repellant, but it didn't help either. Overall, good to keep myself and belongings clean and smells good.

This claims to be a concentrated soap and while you do get suds with just a small amount used, it doesn’t remove oils and grime as well. I used about 1/2 teaspoon per liter of water and that seemed to work pretty good. Smells really nice and it does work for most things, though I don’t recommend it for hair unless you really need to.

I needed some kind of citronella body wash because I live in Florida and I have a body chemistry that just attracts no-see-ums and other bugs that bite me constantly. This has helped immensely. I wish it came in a bigger container but these smaller ones seem to last awhile. The smell is different but not unpleasant. I use it in conjunction with citronella essential oil that I put in my lotion and have seen a huge difference in the amount of bites I get. Definitely recommend.One caveat: if you don't shower every day it's less effective. The citronella essential oil I use is helpful then.

Love this. Smells great. Now a camping essential for me and my partner.

Used this on my trip to SE Asia last May where the mosquitoes were in full bloom. It helped me just have a base layer of protection against them and was easy to have on hand. It’s concentrated so lasted me the entire month with me using it every day.

This soap works fine for camping, etc. Just be prepared for the strong citronella smell of it.I very much prefer the bracing smell of the Sea to Summit biodegradable soap. I would use that stuff for showers every day if it weren't so much more expensive than regular soap/shampoo.